Rights activist: Tamim committed crimes against his people and his regime violated international laws

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Dr. Dalia Ziadeh, head of the Egyptian Center for Free Democratic Studies and human rights activist, said that the Qatari regime, led by Tamim bin Hamad, committed crimes against his people for displacement, imprisonment, torture and other major violations, especially for the tribe of forgiveness, who claim their rights from 1996 until now. New happen to return their stolen rights.

She added in a statement to "the seventh day" that this tribe has been subjected to a lot of injustice at the hands of the Qatari regime, which is using force against his people, stressing that this system has become a challenge to all human rights organizations and complaints against him as if they did not exist, and this confirms the dictatorship of this The regime which does not allow the presence of any opposition on its territory.

She added that this system of Qatar defies all international laws and charters, and the rights of citizens in return for the fact that he remains only on his throne and the survival of his regime forever.

The Arab Forum for Dialogue and Human Rights condemned the practices of the Qatari regime against members of the Qatari tribe of Ghufran and its crimes of discrimination and forced displacement and the revocation of citizenship over Qatari citizens for more than 20 years.